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Baruch 3:13

For if you had walked in the way of God, you should have dwelled in peace for ever.
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Clement Of Alexandria

AD 215
And still another form of instruction is benediction. “And blessed is he,” he says by David, “who has not sinned; and he shall be as the tree planted near the channels of the waters, which will yield its fruit in its season, and its leaf shall not wither”—which is an allusion to the resurrection—“and whatever he will do will prosper with him.” This is what he wants us to be so that we may be blessed. Again, showing the opposite scale of the balance of justice, he says, “But not so the ungodly—not so; but as the dust that the wind sweeps away from the face of the earth.” By showing the punishment of sinners and how easily they are dissipated and carried off by the wind, the Teacher dissuades us from crime by means of punishment. And, by holding up the penalty we deserve, he shows the goodness of his beneficence in the most skillful way in order that we may possess and enjoy its blessings. He invites us to knowledge also when he says by the mouth of Jeremiah, “If you had walked in the wa...

Olympiodorus of Alexandria

AD 570
The Lord says, “I am the way.” The one who walks in imitation of him follows his way. - "Fragments on Baruch 3.13"

Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation - 2 Peter 1:20

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